Sánchez pide “el voto europeísta” para frenar a Abascal
El presidente no hace distinción entre Feijóo y su socio potencial de Gobierno y destaca las alianzas del líder de Vox con dirigentes de la ultraderecha global como Trump, Milei, Orban, Salvini y Meloni
Pedro Sánchez has called for "the European vote" to counteract the rise of anti-Europe sentiment, as demonstrated by the surge in pro-European sentiment within Spain. The sense of belonging to the European Union has been steadily increasing in recent years, emerging as a bulwark against instability and the welfare state in the face of threats posed by close neighbors like Russia and the shift in the United States under Donald Trump.
According to the 2024 Eurobarometer survey, 70% of Spaniards expressed a favorable view of the European Union, surpassing the European average of 63%. In a rally organized by the PSOE in Palma de Mallorca on Saturday, Sánchez urged all "Europeanists who want more Europe and less" to cast their votes, contrasting this call with the support Santiago Abascal has garnered from several prominent ultra-nationalist leaders across Europe, including Hungarian Viktor Orbán and Italian politicians Matteo Salvini and Georgia Meloni.
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